Washington State Senate Bill 5068 proposes allowing non-citizens to become police officers and prosecuting attorneys. While the bill passed the Senate unanimously, significant federal and state firearm laws (RCW 9.41.171 and 18 U.S. Code § 922) prohibit non-citizens on non-immigrant visas or without lawful permanent resident status from possessing firearms, even for duty purposes. Exceptions are extremely limited, primarily for hunting or sporting.
This video clarifies the legalities surrounding firearm purchases by non-citizens in the US. It addresses concerns raised by a viral TikTok video, explaining that 'illegal immigrants' cannot legally purchase firearms from FFLs. The instructor details how legal immigrants, including those on visas or with work permits, can obtain firearms, often requiring a waiver like a hunting license. The status of DACA recipients regarding firearm purchase is also discussed, noting they are generally not eligible.
This video discusses the potential illegality of selling Glock switches and AR auto sears online, highlighting the improper destruction of firearms by a New Mexico gun control group. It also touches on the LAPD's move to allow DACA recipients to carry firearms, raising questions about legal implications and potential irony.
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